Author: Michael Kane

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Medical records can strengthen or weaken a slip and fall injury claim. They document when you sought medical attention, what symptoms you reported, which injuries were diagnosed, what treatment you received, and whether you may need future medical care. Insurance companies also use these records to look for treatment delays, missed appointments, pre-existing conditions, inconsistent […]

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Witness statements matter in slip-and-fall cases because they provide firsthand accounts from people who witnessed the fall of how it occurred, what dangerous condition was present, and how the property owner responded. They also explain what photos, medical records, and incident reports may not show. A person who saw the fall, noticed the hazard, or […]

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When you step onto a vibrant casino floor, thousands of digital eyes are watching your every move. Casinos are world-renowned for their dense networks of security cameras, commonly referred to as the “eye in the sky.” While the public often assumes these high-tech systems exist solely to thwart high-stakes cheating or chip theft, they serve […]

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Visiting Las Vegas is meant to be an unforgettable experience, but an unexpected accident on a casino property can abruptly derail your life. If you have been hurt due to hazardous conditions, your most pressing question is likely: how long do casino injury claims take to resolve? There is no one-size-fits-all answer, as the timeline […]

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A Las Vegas casino nightclub injury is not the same as a typical accident at a neighborhood bar. These venues are crowded, loud, dark, heavily monitored, and usually controlled by layers of casino staff, private security, bottle-service employees, promoters, bouncers, maintenance crews, and outside contractors. If you were injured in a Las Vegas casino nightclub, […]

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If you have ever wondered why casinos have so many surveillance cameras and security systems, the answer spans far beyond simply protecting the house’s bottom line. For guests, this extensive monitoring plays a pivotal role in safety and, crucially, in personal injury claims. At THE702FIRM Injury Attorneys, led by Attorneys Michael Kane and Bradley Myers, […]

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A quick meal inside a casino can turn into a trip to the emergency room in seconds. One spilled drink, one loose floor mat, one badly handled dish, or one violent incident near a crowded dining area can leave a guest with painful injuries and rising medical bills. In a city built on hospitality, casino […]

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Las Vegas is known for massive resort buffets, celebrity restaurants, and late-night dining that never seems to stop. Millions of visitors eat in Las Vegas hotels and restaurants every year. Most meals are safe. Yet a single mistake in food storage, sanitation, or preparation can lead to serious food poisoning. A person may sit down […]

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As electric vehicles move from niche to normal on U.S. roads, crash patterns are starting to shift with them. More than 3.5 million EVs were registered nationwide in 2023. At the same time, insurers are seeing substantially more collision claims from EV drivers: one major claims analytics firm reports that the U.S. collision claim frequency […]

Patient undergoing MRI scan with a technician monitoring the machine

A normal MRI can feel like a punch to the gut after a head injury. You know something is wrong. Your thinking feels slower. Your emotions feel different. Daily tasks take more effort than before. Yet the scan says “normal.” For many injured people, this moment becomes the turning point where doctors hesitate, insurance companies […]